Peter Himmelman, My Fabulous Plum - 35m 52s

Tracks & Durations

1. My Fabulous Plum	3:25
2. A World Where You Eat Only Candy	2:52
3. Sherm The Worm	3:26
4. Ain't Nothing To It	3:31
5. Herman The Big Oily Moose	4:22
6. Waffles	1:36
7. Karena Chasing Butterflies	2:44
8. I Don't Like To Share	3:16
9. A short discussion with my attorney	0:44
10. Cindy And The Octopus	4:14
11. Lover Feels The Same Way Everywhere	3:04
12. Back Home On The Plum	2:32

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Review

The genius of My Fabulous Plum is that it works on two levels. Peel away the lyrics, which kids 3 to 10 will lock onto instantly, and you're left with music that lulls you along pleasantly, kind of woozily, in the same way switching over to an all-70s, all-the-time radio format might. That's the appeal of Peter Himmelman and what keeps him a favorite among the kids' music cognoscenti: if old Levi's could sing, they might cue up his records. Himmelman, an indie music pioneer who knows his way around a crazy rhyme, could reel in anybody, the giant flying fruit he employs as his vehicle this time out notwithstanding. If you're not partial to purple or food containing pits, climb aboard the fruitcraft anyway: In the course of a dozen songs, you'll come across a couple of friendly worms, an oily moose, and a most congenial octopus. Not to mention that the in-flight food options are deceptively well-rounded. A spoken-word track extols, exuberantly, the virtues of waffles ("Waffles"), and in an earlier song, the delights and monotony of "A World Where You Only Eat Candy" are explored, to spectacularly silly yet genuinely groovy effect. --Tammy La Gorce

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